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Raonic looks ready to pose a lot of problems
Men's singles final
BBC1, 2pm
Andy Murray is all the rage to win his second Wimbledon singles crown but while the world’s second-best tennis player is the obvious favourite having lifted his first grass-court crown in 2013, he looks way too short to see off his final opponent Milos Raonic.
Murray is most likely an artificially short market leader for the All England Club climax given all the bets bookmakers expect to take on him to triumph, and for that reason punters may be getting the chance to back Raonic at roughly a point bigger than he arguably should be.
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